Penetration test reports
Pentest PDFs sit in a CISO's email and a consultant's portal that expires. Findings and risk level are not fields, so engineering fixes the wrong system and the retest date is missed.
Hypervault stores test date, scope, findings, and the report in an encrypted EU vault, with permissions for security and the owners of the systems in scope.
Why store Penetration test reports in a digital vault
Critical findings hide in a 60-page PDF
Engineering never sees the summary. Findings and risk level as fields are what gets ticketed.
Scope is 'the website' in the email
APIs and admin panels were in or out. Scope on the vault item is the contract of what was tested.
Retest date is a consultant calendar
You miss the window. Follow-up date on the item is yours to track.
The portal login dies after the engagement
You lose the report. Attachments in your EU vault are the lasting copy.
Who uses this template
Security leads and CISOs
Keep scope, findings, risk, and the PDF in a vault engineering can be granted.
Engineering owners in scope
Read recommendations without the whole company seeing the report.
External pentest firms
Deliver into the client's vault instead of a zip that lives in one inbox.
Fields in this template
Keep every record complete and easy to find. Existing fields stay as they are; extras are added only when a vault item would otherwise be incomplete.
- Test date
- Tester/Company
- Scope
- Findings
- Risk level
- Recommendations
- Attachments
- Follow-up date
How it works in Hypervault
Create from the template
Add an item from the Penetration test reports template in your workspace.
Fill and attach
Complete the fields and attach supporting files where needed.
Share with the right roles
Give access only to the people who maintain or use this record.
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Store it in a vault, not a spreadsheet
Create a workspace, pick this template, and keep credentials and supporting files encrypted in the EU.